Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s safe to say MSI absolutely knocked it out of the park with the 2026 Stealth 16 AI+. I’ve been in the market for a new laptop for a few months now, weighing a few different options like the Zephyrus G16 and the Razer Blade 16. I wanted something sleek, portable, and highly capable of handling both gaming and content creation. I can confidently say the Stealth 16 AI+ checks every single box. If you’re currently cross-shopping other laptops like the G16, I highly recommend giving this one a shot. For starters, it’s about $400 cheaper while offering double the storage and upgradeable RAM. Sure, the GPU power (TGP) is a bit lower than the G16, but you really have to ask yourself if a slight performance bump is worth an extra $400. For me, gaming performance has been fantastic, it handles everything from Lego Batman to Forza Horizon 6 like a champ. The build quality is solid, it looks incredibly clean, and it's exactly what I was looking for. The only catch: My first unit arrived with a rattling trackpad and a creaky hinge. I exchanged it, and the replacement unit is absolutely rock solid. If you’re looking for a powerful, “stealthy” laptop for gaming, content creation, and daily work, you should definitely take a look at this one.

Purchased this three weeks ago and it has been a delight to use. Ordered online and picked up at store. I wanted an all-round laptop good for coding, AI development, general office use, plus gaming. I chose this because it is one of the few choices with Windows Hello webcam and fingerprint reader, Intel Ultra 9, Nvidia 5080, and is upgradeable to 64 GB RAM. OLED screen is excellent. Port selection also very good, so I don't need a docking station. Has single 2 TB drive, despite the current Best Buy features section saying 1 TB. Overall, I'm very happy.

From my experience so far MSI definitely has thrown a good pitch this year for thin & lights as they massively overhauled it for the better. Has everything i need for it and the practicality you would find on thicker laptops. My only gripe would be port positioning and the rattly track pad which makes it feel a little cheap. Overall if you can find it at a good price its well worth, just make sure you update the software ASAP.

I love this laptop. I’m using it as a desktop replacement, for gaming and general computer stuff. It’s solidly built with a nice, minimalist design that doesn’t scream “gamer.” The OLED screen is absolutely stunning, and it easily handles new (2026) games at max settings. If anything, the specs are overkill for what I actually need, but I wanted a future-proof machine. Compared to other laptops with these kinds of specs, it’s light and portable, and the fan is relatively quiet. The keyboard is excellent - satisfyingly clicky without that gummy feeling you get from a lot of gaming laptops. The undercarriage gets a little toasty while running GPU intensive games, so don’t plan on using it directly on your lap. It’s expensive, yes, but not compared to similar models from other makers. All in all, this laptop is one of the best I’ve ever owned